jakell2010
Silver Member
- Joined
- Nov 4, 2010
- Messages
- 216
- Tractor
- 2007 Cub Cadet 5364D
Had posted earlier in the fall about running a jinma hoe off the back of my new B2920,,, now I will likely use this thing 4-5 x /yr so I couldn't see stoping 8k $ on a factory one so I found a used one for $2k and has the dealer install "a loop" in the back to run " other " things, that cost $300
So that's when my project started now understand that the B series isn't quite a small tractor and it isn't quite. Big tractor so it has features of both. Someone here put top n tilt on theirs and I was like WOW that is cooler than a second welfare check In one month so,,,, I orderd a 2 spool valve and with some fittings from TsC I was in buissiness,, then I realized that I had to jam open the control valve to get power to the hoe,,,, now that was all ok as long as I didn't loose the jam nut,,, that had to go.
So with the help from JJ and mr Rook over in the hydraulics forum I was recommended to put selector valves on the tractor so I could select the TnT or hoe, so I ordered one and when it came I realized I needed one for the return also. So after about a month and $500 in needless fittings I got it together and I must say it works nicely. I need to re route some hoses but now I push the two yellow buttons down and I have backhoe pressure and up an it is looped and the TnT works fine and there is another valve for a side link, but that's for another fiscal year.
Boy I got an education in SAE, JIC, hose size everything,,,, the guy at the hydraulics shop hid when they'd see me coming
So that's when my project started now understand that the B series isn't quite a small tractor and it isn't quite. Big tractor so it has features of both. Someone here put top n tilt on theirs and I was like WOW that is cooler than a second welfare check In one month so,,,, I orderd a 2 spool valve and with some fittings from TsC I was in buissiness,, then I realized that I had to jam open the control valve to get power to the hoe,,,, now that was all ok as long as I didn't loose the jam nut,,, that had to go.
So with the help from JJ and mr Rook over in the hydraulics forum I was recommended to put selector valves on the tractor so I could select the TnT or hoe, so I ordered one and when it came I realized I needed one for the return also. So after about a month and $500 in needless fittings I got it together and I must say it works nicely. I need to re route some hoses but now I push the two yellow buttons down and I have backhoe pressure and up an it is looped and the TnT works fine and there is another valve for a side link, but that's for another fiscal year.
Boy I got an education in SAE, JIC, hose size everything,,,, the guy at the hydraulics shop hid when they'd see me coming
